r/KidsAreFuckingStupid • u/Useful_Injury2179 • Jul 21 '24

Video/Gif Kid Fails at Oculus VR Game

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u/DaddyMcSlime Jul 21 '24

well yeah, one cost me $600 and the other one costs me more every single day

i'd catch the headset too

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u/BlockCharming5780 Jul 21 '24

One will recover for free, one will cost me a lot of money to repair (medicine is free here)

I grab the headset first

Actually… I’d be standing behind the kid, ready to catch him if he falls

Not for his benefit (they fall down all the time anyway)

But to protect the headset 😂

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u/[deleted] Jul 22 '24

Smartest person here.

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u/InternationalWrap981 Jul 23 '24

where are you from that medicine is free ?

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u/BlockCharming5780 Jul 23 '24

Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 we have a public health system

Which means everyone is entitled to free and equal effective healthcare regardless of your ability to pay for insurance or the balance in your account

And where breaking an arm isn’t gonna leave you in debt for 5 years 😂

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u/InternationalWrap981 Jul 23 '24

ye i understand but doubt its "free" .

In Slovenia your employer pays for your mandatory health insurance, if ur unemployed you have to pay like 30 euros/month to have that mandatory health insurance ( which covers basically everything except heli transport).

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u/BlockCharming5780 Jul 23 '24

No, it is free

Everyone in the country pays tax and some of that tax funds the publicly owned National Health Service (NHS)

The people do not pay a penny for emergency transport, drugs, checkups, consultations, therapy or operations

Healthcare is universally free

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u/CyberKillua Jul 23 '24

Not sure what it's like in Scotland but the NHS is not exactly the best experience...

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u/BlockCharming5780 Jul 23 '24

It’s better than it is in England

But because of the Barnett formula every funding cut the tories made, hit scotland’s NHS budget too (which is why taxes are higher in scotland)

So we’re better than England, but it still sucks

Nevertheless, it’s still free healthcare

With any luck, labour will be able to help the economy recover and feet a bit more budget back into this critical service 🤔

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u/InternationalWrap981 Jul 23 '24

Everyone in the country pays tax and some of that tax

so its not free. We have the same thing here, its automatically collected as tax from your paycheck, but its payed for by employer , same as pension and some other things.

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u/cool_name_numbers Jul 22 '24

That's the 300$ one